Hello lovelies! Today kicks off my brand-new video review series – hurrah!
Do you like videos? I do – I love to hear and see a blogger ‘in real life’ (although, I’ll be honest, I don’t tend to watch long ones!). Don’t worry though, it’s only just over 3 minutes, so it won’t take long to watch. Unless you want to see more of me, in which case, do worry.
Okay, not really, because I plan to be back each Friday with a new review! I’ve mostly got a stack of fun crafty-type-books lined up – but I’m betting I’ll end up reviewing a lot more than books – I can think of hundreds of things I could show you and talk about.
I am having some VERY awesome stuff being sent to me for review over the next few weeks (as well as one very, very squee-worthy giveaway that you’ll find out about soon!) so I’m looking forward to sharing those with you.
I’m not one of those bloggers who goes around asking people for free stuff to review (because I think that’s icky) but sometimes people approach me and do want to send me stuff, and I’m cool with that. If you want to send me something, have a look on my Sponsor page for details – please don’t  just send me things without asking – e-mail me first and we’ll chat.
So! Anyways! On to the review of this lovely little Brissie (hurrah for Brisbane!) zine I picked up last week…
Review ~ Vintage Affair Zine – Issue 1 from Jessica Van Den on Vimeo.
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I love that people are so enthusiastic about zine’s in Australia. Blogs are amazing, but it’s great to have something in print, in your hands. It’s almost more inspiring and memorable.
Great work Jess (but really, do you do any other kind?) It was great to ‘hear’ your voice, not just read it. You dont look like you are in your shed there…also curious what the wooden door is that you are so often photographed in front of in your fab dresses.
I look forward to more of these…
Jane – very astute! I was in my parent’s house – since we’re working on our studio/lounge this week and it wasn’t back together yet 🙂 And the blue door is an old ‘upcycled’ door that is the entrance to my dad’s workshop in the barn 🙂
Thanks Jess, great concise review. I havent heard of that zine before, so will def be looking out for it. Yes i agree,blogs are great but there is something wonderful about a zine; tangible, and you can also read it in the bath !
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